
Which of the following statements are true/false?
I. Cell aggregate body plan is found in phylum-Platyhelminthes.
II. Radial symmetry is the most common symmetry found in animals.
III. Pseudocoelom is only found in phylum-Aschelminthes.
IV. All triploblastic animals have a true coelom.
V. Haemocoel is sometimes pbserved in animals belonging to phylum-Platyhelminthes.

Important Questions on Human Reproduction
Match the following and choose correct combination.
Column I | Column II | ||
i) | Cellular grade level | a) | Pheretima |
ii) | Tissue grade level | b) | Schistosoma |
iii) | Organ level | c) | Obelia |
iv) | Organ system level | d) | Sycon |




Consider following features:
- Organ system level of organisation
- Bilateral symmetry
- True coelomates with segmentation of body.
Select the correct option of animal group which possess all the above characteristics:




Match the following
List - I | List - II | ||
(a) | Asymmetry | (i) | Cnidaria |
(b) | Radial symmetry | (ii) | Platyhelminthes |
(c) | Bilateral symmetry and Enterocoelom | (iii) | Porifera |
(d) | Bilateral symmetry without body cavity | (iv) | Hemichordata |
The correct answer is



Which of the following phyla possess body cavity as shown in the diagram below?




Match the months listed in Column - I write the organogenesis of foetus in Column - II.
Column - I | Column - II | ||
(i) | First month | (a) | Separation of eye lids |
(ii) | Second month | (b) | Hairs on head |
(iii) | Fifth month | (c) | Heart |
(iv) | Six month | (d) | limbs and Digits |


Column-I | Column-II | ||
P | Mollusca | i | Pseudocoelom |
Q | Annelida | ii | Radula |
R | Nematoda | iii | Radial symmetry |
S | Echinodermata | iv | Segmentation |
Choose the CORRECT combination.

Match the following.
Sub Division | Character | Example | |||
Acoelomata | Coelom is formed by archenteron | Mollusca | |||
Pseudocoelomata | Without a body cavity | Hemichordata | |||
Schizocoelomata | Body cavity should not lined by mesodermal layers | Nematoda | |||
Enterocoelomate | Coelom is formed by splitting of mesoderm | Platyhelminthes |


